on 11/02/03 10:53 AM, tom at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: >> -----Original Message----- >> From: D. Glenn Arthur Jr. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] >> >> >>> I have this client who mentioned that his parent's >> wedding photos had >>> been shot in stereo back in 1954. [...] >>> >>> I also wonder if it would be possible to do it these days.... >> >> Oh yes indeedy! Stereo pairs or lenticular prints (though >> the lenticulars may be dying out -- I heard the one lab >> still printing those is having trouble obtaining parts for >> their machines). > > Well, if I wanted to do it for my clients would it be possible? I'd > have to find a lab, and a supplier of viewers I suppose. > > I thought I saw somewhere that there was a way to do it with a pair of > digital p+s, but how would you view it? > > tv > > > The Optio 330 RS comes with a Stereo setting. Take the first, it shows you how far to rotate the camera for the second shot. It comes with a viewer to use to view (prints?) (the screen?) ... I would have to find the instructions and the box where I stashed the viewer to recall the details.
Also, I have an aging Uncle living in West Virginia who used to do a lot of stereo photography. I believe my cousin said he was going to be looking for a home for his equipment... I can check if you like. I have no real clue what he has - my brother was the one involved in ongoing discussions with my Uncle. Stan
